... rickfergus, at the next election. Mr. Bruce is a good Li. beral, and would be an excellent member of parliament.- Northern Whig. The Rev. Thomas Carpenter, B.A., Trinity College, Dublin, has been presented to the incumbency of Christ Church, Adlingtou ...

... consented to act as croupier. - The meeting -sc- paratedat an early hour, much pleased with thie procied- ings of the day.- Whig, THE ARCHIUnSHOP or DUBLIN AND TirE REV T. D. Gn m ?? Archbishop of Dublin has, by an ecclesias- tical inhibition, prevented ...

... again very I enerally reported that Mr. Tooke will offer himself as a P candidate for this borough at the next election on the Whig interest, and that the Radicals intend bringing forward 0 Colonel Thompson, in the room of Mr. Wakley. d It/is reported, and ...

... 1824,., Mrs. Auchmuty, by who lie Ieissue a son and heir, Sir Walter Blount, a minor in his 14th year. Sir Charles was of whig prinici- p e, and hip death of course creates a vacancy in the sentation of the borough. i ...

... same benlevolent ?? Journal. The report relative to the death of Earl O'Neillwhich we puhlished yesterday from the Norther n Whig, is stated by the Vindicator to be withbout bfondation. It would ap- pear, however, that the noble lord ?? a very delicate ...

... may help to amuse at this time, all but the hero, and, perhaps, the bard PORTRAIT OF LORD STANLETY. (From the Timer.) Half Whig, half Tory, like tbose midway things, 'Twixt bird and beast, that by mistake have wirgs; A mongrel statesman, 'twixt two factions ...

... -On Saturday last, there *was gathered a dish of peas, in the garden of Mr. Gray, of Holywood, grown in tinte open border.-Whig. EANLY POrATOas.-Last week, etlty potatoes, presentable at the talen, were raised from the garden of the Rev, Mr. Hime, o' ...

... nearly all shot cleverly t: aad also a flad of oats, the0 property of Mr. H litewa~rt, of flolywzood, sheoting out19. Wh~ig. MED1CAL Afieoc~awIoN OF ?? Car. michael, of Dublin, President of this Society, has sub. *eribed £500 towards the advancement ...

... entered by means of a key, as neither the shop door, nor the drawer, where the money had been de- posited, -was broken.-N. Whig. A-cargo- of foreign- wheat wsas on Tuesday imported ?? from tito Baltic, for Sir David ItoChvt nzjp i I I ...

... Dorset Ckronicle and .Somnerset Gazette was broken up, and not one of the many respectable booksellers ofthat town, either Whig, Radical, or Conservative, would accept the agency of this rabid and abusive Tory paper. The profession and public will regret ...

... cretary1to' hold over his premiurn for the benefit of the Sofiety; which Capt. Garner has, also, beenintholhabit of doing,-N. Whig. ...

... Iean to do ? and last of all The Lamentations and Perpleaesi of the Liberals. In the latter article a coalition betwen the Whigs and Conservatives is recommended, as as some months ago by the same periodial e Co- E demned Cells of Newgaste, The Greater ...